Perfect for the whole family, Melbourne Museum showcases Australian and Victorian social history, Aboriginal cultures, science and the environment.

Expand your mind, discover new things and learn about cultures from the past and present.

With exhibits to surprise and delight all ages, enjoy an inspiring and entertaining day while making memories that last a lifetime.

Visit their permanent collections year-round and join in for exciting programs and temporary exhibitions from near and far. Visit the Pauline Gandel Children's Gallery the immersive space that supports families, carers, educators and children to learn together, designed for babies to five-year-olds. Explore Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, a space dedicated entirely to honouring First People's history, knowledge and living culture, through exhibits, storytelling, performances and more.

As you enter the Forest Gallery, Biik Milboo Dhumba - Country Is Always Talking offers a chance to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of Country and the ways it connects to language and culture by showcasing portraits that introduce people of the Eastern Kulin Nations. You'll find opportunities to listen to stories of their unique and personal connection to Country.

Melbourne Museum is located adjacent to the World Heritage listed Royal Exhibition Building.